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About Marlene Bruland
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Have been an Artistic USARS Roller Figure Skating Coach (Quad) since 1954 in the Northwest Region, coaching figures, freestyle, pairs, dance, creative solo and Precision Team events, and was a former competitive skater and national placewinner. Holds a Gold Medal Proficiency Test in Dance Skating.

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Has been teaching for 52 years in the Northwest, coaching many National Winners in Freestyle, Dance, Figures, Creative Solo and Precision Team skating. I hold a Gold Medal Proficiency Test in Dance skating and coached a skater who placed 3 times in 4 World competitions and she also was the Pan Am Champion in Ladies Freestyle. I have coached 5 US National Bronze Medal Precision Teams who participated in 3 World Championships.
 
   

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Topic: Quad Roller Skating



Expert: Marlene Bruland
Date: 4/20/2006
Subject: Betty Lytle Hyde Skates

Question
We have been given a pair of Betty Lytle roller skates by Hyde. They are still in a case. They also have Kwitite Wheels. Included in the case are 2 books. 1 looks like it is a handbook from 1953 amateur rollerskaters handbook U.S.A.R.S.A. The other looks like its the official RSROA dancing rule book from 1956. They have Model-B Precision Dance Roll-Awaye Skate Co. trucks. We are trying to find out how much they are worth but can't find anything out about them.

Answer
Wow, that takes me back.  Well, I think that you might want to ask the USARS (Rollersports)Museum about that, they may have some info.  http://www.usarollersports.org

This will give you the website for the Rollersports and they can direct you to the Museum.  There may be a place on the site.........otherwise, email one of the people on the list.  

You have a real pair of history there.

Marlene

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